Jordann Kimley

Jordann is an American actor/writer/producer born in Paris, France. When he was 17, he started taking acting lessons in Paris. A year later, he moved to New York City and trained at Herbert Berghof studio. He then discovered the Actors Studio where he first worked as an intern in the frequent company of Al Pacino who was the Actors Studio Co-President at the time.He performed in plays such as "A view from the Bridge," "Waiting for Godot," "Of Mice and Men," and William Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." He was also featured in short films, "Stiff Neck" and "Real Life True Liars" before making his way to Hollywood.Not only has Jordann been actively involved in theatre arts and acting, but fighting sports and martial arts have also been an important part of his life since childhood. In 2006, he represented the US in the World Championship of Kick Boxing Savate (amateur).In 2004, he had a supporting role in the short film "Wedding Gift," On stage, Jordann played the part of Chance Wayne in the critically acclaimed "Sweet Bird of Youth." Jordann's acting credits include "Couples Retreat," (opposite Vince Vaughn, Jason Bateman, Faizon Love and John Favreau in Universal's 2009 biggest comedy of the year) "Couples Retreat""Syndicate," "The Wedding Pact" and "Being American."Jordann recently wrapped the filming of "Flashburn" in Texas, U.S.A and is currently working on the production of his latest feature film project: "Street Millionaire" an Mystery/Romance/Thriller based on true events, a project he wrote and will star into. Show less «